Claims
Commentary - English courts: a favourable seat for arbitration
The issue of using anti-suit injunctions to restrain court proceedings breaching an arbitration clau...
Appointment at Marsh
Marsh has appointed Alistair Fraser as head of office within its Reading operation. He joins the fir...
Decision on LAM public sector insurance eligibility delayed
A decision on the legality of the London Authorities' Mutual bid to provide public sector insurance ...
Phantom passenger victory marks turning fraud tide
The justice system's latest decision to back insurers in its battle against fraudulent claims shows ...
Is the CII trying to be 'only game in town'?
As a former Personal Finance Society member who did not renew his membership because of the balderda...
London law firm launches free R/I arbitrator training
London law firm Addleshaw Goddard is launching a campaign to develop the skills of existing market professionals and attract new talent to fill a shortfall of reinsurance arbitrators.
Willis launches cyber risk product
Willis has launched a facility to cover business interruption and recovery costs stemming from malicious and accidental loss of data.
Government minister to address Rehab First Forum
Lord McKenzie, minister for health and work at the Departmment for Work and Pensions will address the Post Rehabilitation First Forum on 14 May in London, along with key speakers from the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers and the insurance industry.
Marsh boosts risks expertise
Marsh has boosted its product risk expertise in Europe, the Middle East and Africa with the appointment of two consultants to its global product risk practice.
AMG to drop names in major rebranding
Loss adjusting group AMG is to undergo a complete re-branding as it looks to merge the component par...
Allianz details TCF strategy
Allianz technical claims manager Kevin Howard outlined in detail how his company had gone about demo...
'Green' consultant bolsters Marsh risk team
Marsh has appointed David Barr as a managing consultant within its UK environmental practice. Mr Ba...
Big insurers worst at hitting medical payment deadlines
Treating customers fairly and insurer relationships with medical reporting organisations were discussed at the first claims Club meeting of 2008, as Jonathan Swift writes
MoJ wait expected to go on
Personal Injury Report
A law unto themselves
Personal Injury Report
ESR enters administration
Troubled Lloyd's broker ESR has gone into administration following a fraud investigation into its tr...
A slippery slope
Risk and Regulatory Advisory Council
A technical knock-out
Personal Injury Report
Meeting allows managers to debate topical issues
The packed Claims Club meeting allowed claims managers to debate a range of topical issues. The next...
Legacy is a natural part of insurance's lifecycle
Last month's news of Marsh UK's £200m outsourcing deal with Capita Group is yet one more reminder th...
Support growing for non-GTA credit hire deals
Sabre Insurance has admitted it will opt out of the industry-wide credit hire general terms of agree...
Looking back
Looking through Post's back catalogue paints a unique picture of more than 150 years of insurance ne...
Scottish parliament amends plaques bill to help claimants
Personal Injury Report
Nice applauds mesothelioma drug U-turn
Personal Injury Report